The province has a secret investigative squad that handles the bizarre cases the provincial and municipal police departments can't crack, cases with no discernible cause.
This time, the case was in Xishan, at an old, imposing building left over from the Republic of China era. No one had lived there for a long time.
I went through the case files three times. They were full of fragmented, bizarre records.
Strange noises always came from inside at night, and strips of white cloth drifted through the building out of nowhere. Ordinary police had investigated countless times, but never found a single clue.
We were five people, and we entered the old building with our equipment.
The captain carried a yin-yang compass, while everyone else brought exorcism artifacts. These were the tools we used for our cases.
We had a copy of The Secret Files of Paranormal Cases, which recorded every disappearance and death over the past century that science could not explain.
When dense fog enveloped the building and the red-clad figure hiding inside slowly appeared, we finally understood: the "suspect" responsible for the crimes in this building had been dead for over a hundred years.
